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Meet up To gather or rendezvous with someone, especially after making prior arrangements. Let's meet up for coffee tomorrow morning and catch up.
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Open up When a new cafe, restaurant, or bar starts operating for the first time. The new bistro opened up last week, attracting many customers with its delicious menu.
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Try out To test or experiment with something new for the first time. She decided to try out a new recipe she found online.
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Catch up To have a conversation and exchange updates with someone after a period of not seeing or speaking to them. We met for lunch to catch up on each other's lives and reminisce about old times.
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Hang out To spend time leisurely with friends or acquaintances. We like to hang out at the park on weekends and play games together.
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Wander around To walk or roam without a specific plan or destination, often exploring or enjoying the surroundings. They spent the afternoon wandering around the city, discovering hidden gems.
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Bump into To meet someone unexpectedly or by chance. I bumped into an old friend at the grocery store yesterday.